Jakelope13 wrote:How would the Loroi react to an assassination?
I don't think they would react any differently than a human would.
Jakelope13 wrote:Has there ever been a Loroi who could not communicate telepathically from birth? Or someone who's thoughts could be heard, but cannot hear those of others? Or vice versa?
Telepathic mutes exist, but are rare. Medical technology is at a high enough level that birth defects can usually be detected early, and the fetus is either repaired or terminated.
Jakelope13 wrote:If, say, a Loroi suffered some sort of trauma (brain damage, torture, electroshock therapy, etc.) that didn't cause their sanzai to be painful to others, would that mean that their names would change, due to the literal alteration of their brain structure (and possibly their mental signature)?
Possibly.
Jakelope13 wrote:Due to the very unique (and highly advantageous) nature of the Listel caste, is there some sort of protocol wherein, if a ship is in danger of destruction or of being boarded, one of the Listels can act as a 'black box' and flee the ship, carrying all the information that the crew had aboard the ship?
I doubt it. In most situations I can think of in which a ship would be in imminent danger of loss due to enemy action, an escape pod or shuttle would not have much chance of survival.
Jakelope13 wrote:Also, how would the Loroi react to the concept of 'getting a song stuck in your head'?
I don't imagine any special reaction other than puzzlement.
Alexandr Koori wrote:Do you can say a few words about loroi culinary? And give one-two simple loroi recipes)
Loroi typically eat once per day, and dining is very informal and meals are often grabbed on-the-job without utensils. Zaral cuisine (Western Deinar) is very popular aboard ship, with lots of on-the-go finger foods like dumplings and filled buns. The
pozet is a piroshki-like
misesa-bread bun typically stuffed with spiced
miros meat and mashed
bizal (a tuber). Fried dumplings are common snacks, filled with
bizal or dried
sibreg (the fruit Alex is holding on the Chapter 2 cover).
Perrein has a variety of native lifeforms and therefore a variety of unusual recipes, and the Perrein cultures have more of a tradition of group dining than the Deinar Loroi. The flesh of
sori (the class of Perrein organisms to which the climbing squid-thing belongs) doesn't cook well, so they make pickles out of various body parts, which are (in)famous for their pungent odor.
Dogos are bioluminescent fungus-like organisms that grow in the Perrein shadowlands and also grow well aboard ship, and so are a common fresh ingredient or side dish in shipboard cooking.
cacambo43 wrote:Given the biochemical differences between the Loroi and humans, has Alex actually derived any nutrition from the food he's been given that he's been able to keep down? Might he actually be starving?
Alex has been having trouble keeping food down. It is a problem which will require addressing.